Melamine Panels
Melamine plywood is a thermally fused, resin saturated paper finish over a particle board core. It is highly stain and abrasion resistant. Melamine is not
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Foam Core Panels
Foam Core panels are a specialty panel designed to be used where weight or insulation is of importance. These panels are 50% to 80% lighter
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OSB Core
OSB Core (orientated strand board) plywood is a variation of the standard veneer core plywood. This type core typically has a cross band just below
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Honeycomb Core
Honeycomb Core panels are a tough, lightweight material that provides efficient and optimum mechanical performance in composite sandwich structures. Honeycomb is an excellent alternative to
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Marine Grade Plywood
Marine-grade plywood is available in a domestic PS 1-95 (American Plywood Association) or BS1088 (British Standard Institution) standards. Marine-grade plywood made to the PS 1-95
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Bamboo Core Plywood
Bamboo Core Bamboo plywood has gained a lot of attention recently, especially among “green” building professionals and architects. Bamboo is a large woody grass that
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Basic Plywood Info
Plywood is a product manufactured from an odd number of very thin wood sheets which are joined together by means of adhesive. The grain direction
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Many do it your self people are quite confused and unfortunately clueless about what the are buying when it comes to plywood and lumber. DIY
Structural Plywood Grading Rules
Structural Plywood When the appearance of the face is of lesser concern than the strength and stability of the material, structural plywood will typically be
Exotic Plywood Grading Rules
This is a chart of grading standurds used for Exotic Plywood (Non Domestic) made outside of the USA or Canada Read 2495 timesLast modified on Tuesday, 17
Domestic Plywood Grades
Grading Rules for Domestic Hardwood Plywood. ANSI is the acronym for the American National Standards Institute These rules apply to Hardwood Plywood only, Construction Grade Plywood
Combination Core Plywood
There are two types of Combination Core construction. The first type consists of a center veneer core and a crossband veneer on both sides of
Lumber Core Plywood
Lumber edge glued into a solid slab is considered Lumber Core also known as Block Core. Lumber Core plywood is most often found in the
Particleboard Core Plywood
Particleboard Core panels are constructed similar to MDF Core panels, with the face & back veneers glued directly to the core. Particleboard Core lays flat